see Tara Reid in Van Wilder [Close] see Tara Reid in Van Wilder [Close] Yahoo! Movies Exclusive The Nazi Party had a series of ideas which it incorporated into the regime. These ideas were all working together to help achieve HitlerÃÂÃÂ­s plans of conquest. Though it is argued that a lot of these ideas were more of a hindrance, than a help. One of the principle ideas of a fascist state is total control. Hitler used this principle to make the task of achieving all his other goals much easier. "The Reichstag has passed the following law the government is also able to pass laws." In Article two:- " The laws issued by the government shall be issued by the chancellor and published in the official gazette" Later on, another law was passed:- "The sole political party existing in Germany is the National Socialist German WorkersÃÂÃÂ­ Party." By Passing these laws, Hitler stood alone, as the sole dictator of Germany.

By doing this, Hitler gained a lot of support, as well as a lot of criticism. But Hitler was able to use this total control to stop most the criticism turning into outright opposition. A lot of this power was filtered throughout society, and numerous changes took place. This Generally translated into the reduction of civil rights the people held. This meant things like unions were outlawed, political opinion was outlawed, freedom of speech was outlawed, freedom of press was outlawed, Hitler needed to gain 50% of the Reichstag to gain power. This meant that he had to appeal to many different groups if he was to gain power. He did this by offering something to almost everyone. The graph below shows the amount of the Reichstag the Nazi party held in March 1933. This was still not enough to gain power. Hitler was forced to form a...

... Nazi Party officials, SS and SA storm troopers, and police auxiliaries, long-existing police registers of political opponents and known criminals, and other official sources" (Gellately) the Gestapo tracked down and removed all serious opposition to the Nazi ...

... government and later Hitler the dictatorial powers needed for Germany to become a one party state�. Opposition parties were banned and in July 1933, Germany officially became a one party state after passing a law banning the formation of other parties ...

... of the Nazi Youth groups . Schirach joined the Nazi Youth party in 1925 at the ÿage of eighteen, and in 1931 he he was named the youth leader of the Nazi party. Two years later in June of 1933 he was given the office of Youth Leader of ...

... Nazi party that they would spread the word round to other neighbouring cities. Therefore creating a lot of popular interest amongst the public for the nazi party and Hitler. This would give Hitler and the Nazi party ...

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